Can someone please explain the permit specifications?

Brandon · 09-04-2006, 08:14 PM

I've been tring to find out if one the permit is required for rec. anglers and if there is a cost, and if there is how much is it and how long does it take before the permit will be valid so I can go kill one myself. Also how has the sword bite been as far as depths and are they hitting squid better then bluerunners,tinkers, and rainbow runners? I just purchased some argentina squid and dyed 4 red 4 green and left 4 natural, does anyone have input on the color difference or any tips for your boy?
thanks keep up the great reports and keep putting slobs in de boooaat!

Captain Ollie · 09-04-2006, 08:49 PM

Go to the NMFS website and find the permits section. It costs $22 and you can print it out yourself right there on the spot and its valid instantly. I would suggest laminating it and leaving it on the boat at all times. Now if only the weather would cooperate go east and get those baits in the water in at least 1200Ft.

09-04-2006, 08:14 PM	#1 (permalink)
Brandon Lines In Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Boynton Beach Boat: 22' CC - LUNCHBOX Best Catch: Est. 300 pd. Blue Marlin Occupation: switchin Posts: 36	Can someone please explain the permit specifications? I've been tring to find out if one the permit is required for rec. anglers and if there is a cost, and if there is how much is it and how long does it take before the permit will be valid so I can go kill one myself. Also how has the sword bite been as far as depths and are they hitting squid better then bluerunners,tinkers, and rainbow runners? I just purchased some argentina squid and dyed 4 red 4 green and left 4 natural, does anyone have input on the color difference or any tips for your boy? thanks keep up the great reports and keep putting slobs in de boooaat!

09-04-2006, 08:49 PM	#2 (permalink)
Captain Ollie Hooked Up Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Davie Florida Boat: 28 foot Kevlacat Best Catch: Strippers/Barely Legal Cheerleaders Occupation: Commercial tropical fish collector, lobster diver, bouy gear fisherman, 100ton captain Posts: 596	Go to the NMFS website and find the permits section. It costs $22 and you can print it out yourself right there on the spot and its valid instantly. I would suggest laminating it and leaving it on the boat at all times. Now if only the weather would cooperate go east and get those baits in the water in at least 1200Ft. __________________ Remember that house you, or maybe your neighbor couldn't pay for? Well, now your gonna pay for it!!

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